RealClearMarkets Week of March 29, 2010 Archives

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Monday, March 29
Fannie & Freddie: The Biggest Bailout
Matthew Richardson New York Post
Get Ready for the Great Healthcare Bailout
Bill Fleckenstein MSN Money
Health Insurerers Are Not Monsters
Patrick Johnston Los Angeles Times
The Dawn of a New Age In the United States
Bill Frezza RealClearMarkets
Winners and Losers From Legislative Change
John Dorfman Bloomberg
Economic Recovery May Alter November Elections
Daniel Gross Slate
The End of Steven Cohen's Fairy Tale
Steve Fishman New York Magazine
Eddie Lampert Was Once the Next Buffett
Farzad & Arndt BusinessWeek
Day Traders 2.0: Wired, Angry, Loving It
David Segal New York Times
Europe Has left Greece Hanging
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard Daily Telegraph
Time for Germany To Leave the EMU
Joachim Starbatty New York Times
China Slowly 'Decouples' From the U.S.
Ian Bremmer Financial Times
Let Markets, Not Protectionism, Fix Immigration
John Tamny Forbes
Shrinking Middle of the Consumer Market
James Surowiecki New Yorker


Tuesday, March 30
Bill Gross May Be Predicting a Bull Run In Stocks
David Pauly Bloomberg
Does This Stock Rally Defy Basic Gravity?
Ben Steverman BusinessWeek
Lazy Portfolios or 2012 Collapse? Maybe Both
Paul Farrell MarketWatch
More Foreclosures Will Solve Housing
Larry Kudlow RealClearMarkets
The Issue of Liquidity Bubbles Up
Andrew Ross Sorkin New York Times
Obama's Potential Chinese Death Trap
Jeremy Warner Daily Telegraph
Blaming China Won't Fix Our Problems
Stephen Roach Financial Times
Christopher Dodd's Extremely Cloudy Crystal Ball
Nicole Gelinas Forbes
Low Rates Make Pensions Look Very Good
Allan Sloan Washington Post
Social Security Is Running Out of Cash
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
Christie Moves Boldly to Fix Jersey's Budget
Josh Barro RealClearMarkets
The Economic Recovery Is Unimpressive
Robert Higgs Washington Times
It's Time for Obama to Put Us Back to Work
Bob Herbert New York Times
Jobs Report May Not Be Real, Rate Hikes Are
John Crudele New York Post


Wednesday, March 31
How Much Debt Is Too Much for Voters?
Steven Malanga RealClearMarkets
Today's Neosocialists Are Very Skillful. Be Afraid
Steve Forbes Forbes
Challenging the Wisdom of Growth Economics
Ann Lee Huffington Post
We Should Try to Emulate Switzerland
Richard Rahn Washington Times
Is Worker Productivity Holding Back Hiring?
Neil Irwin Washington Post
Why Bond Yields May Be Headed Higher
Mark Hulbert MarketWatch
We Share Gary Becker's Economic Optimism
B. Wesbury R. Stein Forbes
Weak Corporate Boards Are a Cause of Worry
Michael Brush MSN Money
Beware of "Cap and Tax" Legislation
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
China & U.S. Must Stop Throwing Stones
Elliot Feldman Financial Times
Bill Clinton's $20 Million Breakup With Burkle
Kim Masters Daily Beast
Citi Sale Is Likely TARP's Last Hurrah In Year 2010
Colin Barr Fortune
Geithner & Bernanke Are Wrong About Fed
Vincent Reinhart American
Speculative Madness Changed Housing
Keith Jurow Real Estate Channel


Thursday, April 1
Will America's Credit Rating Be Downgraded?
Holtz-Eakin & Howard IBD
Post Office Woe Is Only the Beginning
Steven Pearlstein Washington Post
Hope at Last: The Deluge Has Passed in US, Recession Ebbing
Economist
Bank Lending Indicates America Is On The Mend
David Forest Forbes
Economic Growth Could Get Scary Good
James Kostohryz Minyanville
The Return of House Flippers Bodes Well
Prashant Gopal BusinessWeek
Should You Sell in April and Go Away?
Mark Hulbert MarketWatch
Nobody's Worried: Is It Time to Worry?
Paul La Monica CNNMoney
Stick With Low-Cost Index Funds
Jason Zweig Wall Street Journal
The Health Bill's Joblessness Implications
Diana Furchtgott-Roth RCM
Rickety Japan's Got Some Serious Issues
William Pesek Bloomberg
China, Concubines, Weak Yuan & Google
Nicholas Kristof New York Times
China and the 'Overly Cheap Yuan' Myth
John Tamny RealClearMarkets
Tough Talk on China Ignores the Reality
Jim O'Neill Financial Times


Friday, April 2
Responsibility Is What Will Fix the Banks
Ed Conway Daily Telegraph
Goldman Sachs's Message Is 'Don't Blame Us'
Roben Farzad BusinessWeek
How to Demystify the Lehman Shell Game
Floyd Norris New York Times
It's Time to Unwrap Financial Swaps
Mary Schapiro Washington Post
A Brief Guide to Financial Reform 101
Paul Krugman New York Times
Tim Geithner Downplays Free Markets
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
Fed Independence Is Essential
Paul Wachtel & Kermit Schoenholtz Forbes
Should Fed Be Abolished Altogether?
Anthony Mirhaydari MSN Money
The Presidential Election Cycle Is Bullish
Mark Hulbert MarketWatch
10 Books You Must Read About Investing
Jonathan Hoenig SmartMoney
Toyota's Safety Record Belies Media Wailing
Nick Schulz Sacramento Bee
Oil Drilling Is a Nasty National Habit
David Helvarg Los Angeles Times
Henry Ford's Lesson In Profit
Marsha Enright & Gen LaGreca Daily Caller
Success In the United States Is Endangered
Gary Andres Weekly Standard
Saturday, April 3
Time to Reflect on Recent Market Rallies
Jason Zweig Wall Street Journal
Is Low-Interest-Rate Nirvana Gone for Good?
Howard Gold MarketWatch
Greed Returns to the Financial Markets
Todd Harrison Minyanville
Ride The Next 10-Year Emerging Market Bubble
Robert Lenzner Forbes
Avoid Investing March-Madness Style
Dan Greenshields TheStreet.com
Americans Are Heading to the Mall
Miller and Timberlake BusinessWeek
Help Paying Mortgages Elicits Anger
Tara Siegel Bernard New York Times
Congress Hates Capitalism, It Seems
Donald Luskin SmartMoney
Banker Bailouts Inevitable? Ask Krugman
Les Leopold Huffington Post
Obama Should Channel Teddy Roosevelt
Johnson/Kwak Washington Post
How to Get on a Headhunter's Radar Screen
Telis Demos Fortune
Michael Jordan Bails Out a Billionaire
Peter Lauria The Daily Beast
Will the Treasury Call China a Currency Manipulator?
The Economist
Monday, April 5
I Saw a Looming Crisis, Why Not the Fed?
Michael Burry New York Times
Bernanke Shuts Down Printing Press
A.Evans-Pritchard Daily Telegraph
Inflation's Latest Warming Etched In Steel
Bill Fleckenstein MSN Money
Work Sharing to Lower Unemployment?
Baker/Hassett Los Angeles Times
Don't Downplay the Good Employment News
Al Tella RealClearMarkets
When Stock Prices Stop Moving Like a Herd
Paul Lim New York Times
California and Greece's Similarities
James Surowiecki The New Yorker
The President's Oil-Drilling Head Fake
Thomas Pyle Washington Times
Obama Must Get Tough On Finance Reform
Noam Scheiber New Republic
Battle Among Pimco's Superb Brains
Walter Hamilton Los Angeles Times
The Ugly Menace of Strategic Home Default
Luigi Zingales City Journal
We Must Mandate Mortgage Modificiations
Greg Kaufmann The Nation
Federalizing 'Underwater' Mortgages Is a Bad Idea
John Tamny Forbes
Why Do The Pundits Call It Progressivism?
Bill Frezza RealClearMarkets


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